Some non-fiction books could genuinely be emails
Often times they are just repeating the same point 100 times in slightly different wording/context
with another 100 examples of what it could look like in practice
Either they must be getting paid per page, or they severely underestimate the intelligence of the readers
agents are great at parsing legal documents
but would you trust them to accurately extract the terms of a >$100M agreement?
you'd probably want a human-in-the-loop
but - what if you didn't have to?
what if we re-wrote the structure of agreements that could be parsed programmatically (e.g. written in JSON) - and made them agent-first?
while we're at it, we can get rid of legalese jargon which makes it unnecessarily hard for non-lawyers to understand the what an agreement actually says
people are roasting forbes 30u30 for being pay-to-play and their fraud conviction pipeline
but the list is decidedly high-variance high-signal
it's about 50/50 that they'll end up in jail or running the next >$1B company
for a VC, those are pretty good odds
@TomasHalgas You don't need a big team to have leverage and impact anymore
One single cracked IC with an army of agents can easily outperform entire departments from a couple of years back